Opsens Solutions’ OTG-F fiber optic temperature sensor offers the highest performances in the industry. The OTG-F sensor uses the well proven technique based on the temperature-dependent bandgap of GaAs crystal as the temperature transduction mechanism. Its small sensing GaAs crystal located at the tip of the optical fiber makes it convenient for tip measurement applications.
Combined with Opsens Solutions’ SCBG (Semiconductor Bandgap) signal conditioning technology and with the inherent advantages of fiber optic, the OTG-F delivers unprecedented repeatability and reliability in the most adverse conditions such as high level of EM, RF, MR and microwave field environments.
The OTG-F is made with industry standard optical fiber and is compatible with all Opsens Solutions’ SCBG signal conditioners. This compact and robust fiber optic temperature sensor is available with different optical cables and sheath options and is customizable according to customer specific applications or for OEM-type applications.
Benefits
- Good accuracy
- Small and robust design
- Outstanding repeatability
- EMI/RFI and microwave immune
- Intrinsically safe
- OEM-type and custom version
Applications
- Dynamic temperature monitoring
- EM, RF and microwave environments
- High voltage environments
- Sterilization applications
- In-situ process control
- RF, ultrasound and electro environments
- Low cost disposable sensor
| Temperature operating | -40 °C to + 250 °C (Other ranges available upon request) |
| Accuracy | ± 0.8 °C or better for other temperature range |
| Response time | 5 ms |
| Operating humidity range | 0-100 % |
| MRI/EMI/RFI susceptibility | Complete immunity |
| Calibration | NIST traceable |
| Cable length | 1.5 meters standard (Other lengths available) |
| Optical connector | LCA, ST standard |
| Cable sheathing | PVC tight buffer or Teflon™ PTFE |
| Signal conditioner compatibility | All Opsens Solutions’ SCBG signal conditioners |
Opsens Solutions Inc. reserves the right to make any changes to the above specifications without prior notice.
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